Radio Programs Schedule For Friday July 29
The page lists NBC WEAF CBS WABC and NBC WJZ radio line ups for Friday July 29 with programs from Dinner Music at 6:00 pm through late night dance hours, featuring orchestras, singers, skits, and health and travel segments across networks and times.
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Nbc-Weaf
Clyde Doerr
Lanny Ross
The
Goldbergs
Sketch
Orchestra
Cavaliers
Eskimo
Leo Reisman
Whiteman’s Band
Sonia. Shamnova
Ralph Kirbery
Wm. Scotti
Ted Black
Cbs-Wabc
John Kelvin
Tucker's Orchestra
Skippy
Madison Singers
Sid. Gary
Isham Jones
Fur Trappers
Connie Boswell
Sam
Symphony Orchestra
Leon Belasco
Shilkret Orchestra
Lombardo Orchestra
Little
Jack
Dancing By Sea
Barlow Symphony
Ellington's Band
Krueger Orchestra
Opera House Presents New Team In Strange Love Molly Louvain
Opera House features Ann Dvorak and Lee Tracy in The Strange Love of Molly Louvain. The duo’s on screen chemistry draws fans, with Dvorak’s breakout coming after The Crowd Roars and Tracy rising from Broadway stage sensation The Front Page.
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Molly Louvain
Ann Dvorak
Lee Tracy
Miss Dvorak
Tracy
James Cagney
New York
Front Page
Dvorak Stars in The Strange Love of Molly Louvain
Miss Dvorak plays a betrayed maiden who seeks happiness with a young criminal played by Leste Fenton as Tracy a fast talking cynical reporter on. The film draws audience favor across metropolitan dailies and features a cast including Guy Kibbee Richard Cromwell Evalyn Knapp Mary Doran Willard Robertson Tom Jackson and more as specialists in types and characterizations.
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Leste Fenton
Tracy
Metropolitan Daily
Molly Louvain
Miss Dvorak
Charles
Chic) Sale
Doctor X
Guy Kibbee
Richard Cromwell
Frank Mc Hugh
Evalyn Knapp
Mary Do—ran
Willard Robertson
Tom Jackson
Thers
Changing Schools Dilemma and Child Adaptation
The article notes a child setting a new record by attending 28 different schools, reflecting a pattern of frequent relocations among U S families. It argues such moves broaden horizons but impose growing handicaps from shifting curricula and social circles, challenging temperaments and adjustment.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Childs school life guides housing choices
The text argues that a child’s schooling should drive decisions about moving to a better apartment or new town, noting that social adjustments depend on how relocation affects education. It discusses RFC Post’s struggle to adapt and questions whether social activities influence the child’s development and performance in school.
Roosevelt Endorsed by Tammany Heads in New York
New York July 29 The Tammany Hall majority endorsed the Democratic national ticket Franklin D Roosevelt and John N Garner and urged all progressives in the state to work for their election. The New York County Democratic Committee meeting lasted about 20 minutes with no dissenters.
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New York
Tammany
Hall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Grafton gas office under new director
D P Hartson announces June 15 a regional reorganization moving Pittsburgh and West Virginia division 1 into division F with Clarksburg HQ. Lemasters leads division F and takes over division J duties. Patton to oversee Grafton office with Lewis supervising distribution. Fest named assistant superintendent for division F overseeing Grafton and division E towns. Engle retires after 34 years of service.
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D. P. Hartson
Equitable Gas Company
Pittsburgh Arid West Virginia Gas Company
Pittsburgh’ and West Virginia.Co
Grafton
Clarksburg
L. A. Lemasters
Theodore O. Patton
William E. Lewis
Lemasters
Fred W. Fest
Fest
E." Fest Has Been With the Equitable Gas Company
Winchester
Martins Ferry
University of Kentucky
American Legion
T. O. Patton
Tal W. Engle
Ziegfeld And His Realm Vanish Together
New York reports the end of the Ziegfeld era as Broadway fades from the grand “glorifying the American girl” spectacle. The piece notes Ziegfeld’s decline, rival impresarios, and the lasting impact of the Follies and associated stars on American theater.
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Ziegfeld
Noel Thornton
New York
Florenz Ziegfeld
David Belasco
Sandown
Louis
Broadway
A. Ziegfeld
Betsy
Simon
George White
Earl Carroll
White
Carroll
Billy Rose
Contempt of court charges in McDowell probe
Welch West Virginia July charges accuse Prosecuting Attorney Wilson Anderson of contempt after he refused to return pistol held as state evidence in indictments against Robert Hawkins Sid Crowder and Nathan Hawkins. The circuit court upheld Judge Cook ruling, granting bond, while indictments were dismissed. The case ties to Eli Watkins a ten year prohib prohibition enforcement figure slain in Hawkins drug store. The state roads commission discussed a federal aid program for Maryland road work, with no funding apportionment decided yet. Officers and Governor Ritchie attended the meeting to review federal act provisions while plans to spend 1,019,570 dollars were outlined on a mileage basis. The conference will include clergy and lay leaders from Charlottesville and Richmond with classes and lectures on missions and Bible study.
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Welch
W. Va
Wilson Anderson
McDowell County
Eli Watkins
Prohibition
K. C. Cook
Wilson
Cook
State Supreme Court
Robert K.hawkins
Sid Crowder
Nathan Hawkins
Watkins
Hawkins
G.clinton Uhl
Ritchie
Harry D. Williar, Jr
Wil’liar
Maryland
Bulls Keep Whip Hand In Stock Market Today
In New York July 29 Bulls kept the whip hand in the stock market amid profit taking. The market sagged early then rose through the day with steady advances in rails and major rails like New York Central and Pennsy and gains in American Telephone American Can and U S Steel. Preferreds dipped briefly after a predividend omission announcement but recovered.
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New York
New York Central
Pennsyla
Amercan Telephone
American’ Works
U.S. Steel
Tehem
Thien
Maryland to Accept Federal Road Loans
In Baltimore on July 29 the article notes acceptance of a federal road loan totaling 1,029,670. It highlights Mildred Babe Didrickson from Dallas as a notable competitor in the women's Olympic team context, claiming she won five first places in a recent event.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Mildred
Babe” Didrickson
Dalas
Geamn
Secuna Eas
Dam Wamen
Henry Ford Remains Proponent of Dry Law Beliefs
New York July 29 Henry Ford reaffirms his belief in temperance while noting skepticism about practical prohibition. He says daily observation over forty years shows little abstinence from alcohol and supports a renewed temperance campaign, yet cautions that past efforts often led to calls for prohibition.
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New York
Henry Ford
Colliers
United States
I ‘Motor
Massanetta Springs Hosts Lutheran Denomination Meeting
The Massanetta Springs assembly of the Lutheran Synod gathers for a daylong conference with Rev. Abdersoh and other leaders from the Virginia Synod. An Auxiliary Training School of the Virginia Section opens Tuesday featuring speakers including Dr. C. Darby Fulton and Dr. W. L. Gatson.
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Fiturch
Famous Missionery
Noi
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Lowell Thomas
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Roy Shield
the Country Doctor
Trene ‘Taylor
Pickens Sisters Sodeto
Baron Lee
Opera House
pErna Bogen
Lett
Hungary
Helene Mayer
Germany
Los Angeles
Miss Mayer
Amsterdam
R.F.C. Post
Frég C. Croxton
Hoover
Roosevelt
Tammany Heads
Grafton Gas Office
Patton
Grafton Printing Co
Sentinel Bldg
Newton
Laguer
Marion Davies
Billie Dove
Justine Johnson
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Peggy’ Pears
Jessie Reed
Sipachigad
Miotenz Yibytéld
Billie
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Loriscation
Lupe Velez
Lilyan Tashmgn
Marilyn Miller
Cath
Charge McDowell
State Roads Commission
Mond
Dwight M
Chalmey Charlottesville
Henry Swets
Louisville
Donald Richardson
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Garrie
Lee’ Campbel
Virginia Synodical
Nic Tures
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